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reply posted on 6-6-2008 @ 12:24 AM by Hellmutt
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Mogilevich had a heart attack?
The defence has made a request for Mogilevich to be released on bail for health reasons. He apparently suffered a heart attack last Saturday.
RIA Novosti: Defense requests bail for reputed mafia boss over ill health
 04/ 06/ 2008
The defense attorney of businessman Sergei Shnaider, a reputed mafia boss in custody for tax evasion charges, said Wednesday he had made a request for
his client to be released on bail for health reasons.
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"My client suffered extremely high blood pressure and a heart attack last Saturday. We are requesting that his custodial supervision be changed as we
believe he is unable to receive the necessary medical treatment in custody," Alexander Pogonchenkov said. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 18-6-2008 @ 03:24 PM by Hellmutt
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Custody for Mogilevich (and Nekrasov) is extended to September 23.
RIA Novosti: Court extends custody for cosmetics retailer owner and associate
17/ 06/ 2008
A Moscow court has extended custody for the owner of cosmetics retailer Arbat Prestige and his business associate, both arrested on tax evasion
charges, until September 23, lawyers said on Tuesday.
Vladimir Nekrasov, who owns the Arbat Prestige cosmetics chain, was detained in Moscow along with Sergei Shnaider, 62, an alleged mafia boss also
known as Semyon Mogilevich, in late January.
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Believed to control the largest Russian mafia syndicate in the world, he is suspected of being involved in arms dealing, drug trafficking, the sex
trade, and money laundering. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 4-7-2008 @ 04:27 PM by Hellmutt
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Suitcase nukes are not just fantasy. Federal officials and medical experts are preparing for the unthinkable, a nuclear terrorist attack...
Preparing for the unthinkable - nuclear attack
June 27, 2008
Top federal officials and medical experts gathered in Washington on Thursday to consider this nightmare vision. Their conclusion: Cities and states
are frightfully ill-prepared for dealing with an attack using a small nuclear bomb.
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Federal officials are worried enough to have convened a National Academy of Sciences committee on medical preparedness for a nuclear attack by
terrorists. The panel is holding its first two-day meeting in Washington this week.
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"We don't know where all the suitcase nukes are. They are out there, and we know the bad guys are trying to get their hands on them. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
If terrorists can get their hands on suitcase nukes, so can North Korea. I still believe the North Korean "nuke test" was a suitcase nuke...
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reply posted on 15-7-2008 @ 05:49 PM by Hellmutt
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Mogilevich To Be Released Today
Apparently, Mogilevich will be released today (July 16), as the Moscow city court overturned an extension of the arrest.
The Moscow Times: Business in Brief
 10 July 2008
Moscow City Court on Wednesday overturned an extension of the arrests of Sergei Nekrasov and Semyon Mogilevich, also known as Sergei Shnaider, in
connection with a tax investigation of Arbat Prestige, Interfax reported.
Alexander Sadukov, a lawyer for Nekrasov, said the court ordered a reinvestigation but chose to leave his client and Mogilevich in custody until July
16, the news agency reported. The earlier court ruling had extended their arrests until September 23.
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reply posted on 16-7-2008 @ 12:24 AM by Now_Then
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 Originally posted by neformore
I wonder...
Do you think this guy could have something on the Alexander Litvitnenko case?
Well you know that the Pollinum used to poison him only has a small number of uses - one of them of course being the trigger on these smaller nukes.
- and considering that it only has a half life of something like 25-30 days I always thought that was just as much of a message as it was an
assassination
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reply posted on 16-7-2008 @ 11:45 AM by Hellmutt
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Originally posted by Now_Then
it only has a half life of something like 25-30 days
Polonium 210 has a half life of a little more than 138 days. Meaning that after 138 days, the amount of Po-210 would be half of what it was to begin
with. If Litvinenko was really poisoned deliberately and not by accident, it must have been a very strong message. But it doesn't mean that a
suitcase nuke would have to be "used within 138 days". Example: If the amount of Po-210 from the start was twice the amount needed to trigger a
nuke, it would still be usuable after 276 days. If the amount from the start was three times the amount needed, it would still be usuable after 414
days, etc. Deliberate poisoning or not, PO-210 was smuggled into the UK, and that's a fact. If the Po-210 was to be used as fuses/triggers for one or
more suitcase nukes...Why? For terror? Or for blackmailing purposes? Maybe some day in the future, we'll know more about what really happened. At the
moment, much about the case is classified.
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reply posted on 16-7-2008 @ 04:03 PM by Hellmutt
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I can't find anything in any media regarding Mogilevich's release today. Nothing. Only this article from July 9th and the other one posted above,
stating that he'll be released July 16th (today). So I don't know whether he's been released or not...
ITAR-TASS: Moscow City Court cancelled ruling that extended arrest of
businessmen Nekrasov and Shnaider
09.07.2008
However the court left them in custody till July 16 and ordered the district court to reconsider the ruling on their arrest, Nekrasov’s lawyer
Alexander Sadukov told Itar-Tass.
Does anyone know if he's been released?
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reply posted on 16-7-2008 @ 04:12 PM by BASSPLYR
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I live near the Seal Beach Ordinance Armory ( los angeles, but thats close enough to me), they store nukes there. Marcinko was able to easily break
in there. I drive by there all the time to go surfing down at Bolsa Chica Beach and the place still looks pretty unsecured to me. I bet the locals
largely don't know that there are nukes stored in there. and it looks pretty easy to just park a car on PCH and walk onto the facility from the
wetlands and estuary behind it. and I mean just walk right in.
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reply posted on 14-8-2008 @ 08:19 PM by Hellmutt
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Finally, I was able to find something. Seems like Mogilevich will have to stay behind bars for now. At least until September 23...
Court upholds arrest of two key figures in Arbat Prestizh case
06.08.2008
The Moscow City Court has upheld the decision to prolong till September 23 the arrest of two men facing criminal charges of tax evasion by the Arbat
Prestizh cosmetics retailer – the chain’s owner Vladimir Nekrasov and businessman Sergei Shnaider (also known by the name of Semyon Mogilevich).
The court thereby turned down the defense lawyers’ cassation complaints against the Ostankinsky court’s earlier ruling both should stay behind
bars. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 6-10-2008 @ 07:41 PM by Hellmutt
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Mogilevich is still behind bars, at least for now.
ITAR-TASS: Court orders Arbat Prestizh perfume chain owner to remain in
custody
01.10.2008
The Moscow City Court also upheld the Ostankinsky Court’s ruling extending the arrest of Sergei Shnaider (aka Semen Mogilevich) who is also involved
in the case. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
I've heard that someone recently tried to teach "the world's most dangerous man" a lesson. That was not so smart. The attempt to teach him a
lesson failed, of course...
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